Showing posts with label Christian. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Christian. Show all posts

Friday, August 12, 2011

Right on the Money: An introduction to personal finance from a Christian perspective

Right on the Money: An introduction to personal finance from a Christian perspective Review



Right on the Money: An introduction to personal finance from a Christian perspective Feature

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Personal finances can be an area of people’s lives that, if not handled well, can cause much stress and hardship to individuals and their families. It is an area that it is easy to get wrong and that can also be very daunting and complex. Christians are not exempt from these issues. As Christians, we fail to please God if we are less than a faithful steward of all that he has entrusted to us. This includes our dealings with money and finance. If we, as Christians, are to set an example to the world and be “salt and light” in our secular society, we need to demonstrate good stewardship and behaviours in every area of our life - including the way in which we handle our personal finances. As Jesus says “If then you have not been faithful in handling worldly wealth, how can you be trusted with true wealth” (Luke 16:11). This, therefore, is a book about personal finances that is practical rather than academic - a book that ordinary Christians can read and understand and that unravels some of the ‘mystique’ concerned in this area. It also shows how the Bible provides us with practical teaching and guidance. This book will help Christians (and others) with some general guidance and principles that, if followed, will help you keep your personal finances under control. It will also help Christians understand their special responsibilities in the area of personal finances and what Holy Scripture has to say and teach us - for how we handle and deal with our personal finances is a major part of the day-to-day practical outliving of our faith. To that end this book deals with subjects such as budgeting, debt, retirement planning, investing, tithing, shares, gambling, life insurance, what to do with material blessings and being responsible with money.


Monday, July 25, 2011

Building Wealth Using The Tin (Finances, Christian Living)

Building Wealth Using The Tin (Finances, Christian Living) Review



Margarette Perkins believes that the secret to building wealth is to save for the future—not become a slave to the future. By now you have heard all the “get-rich-quick” scams on television and in seminars—that don’t work! Now it’s time to do it the right way. But in order to change your present condition, you must change your thinking condition, which will change your financial condition. It’s high time you take charge of your finances and live the life you’ve been dreaming about. About the author: Young, single, and penniless, Margarette Perkins knew nothing of investments, 401K plans, stocks, or bonds. Today she’s financially independent, a successful business owner, and an inspirational speaker.